Join Noah Kahan at the Folk & Fairways Benefit Concert & Golf Tournament in Support of Mental Health Awareness
Noah Kahan and his non-profit mental health foundation, The Busyhead Project, are excited to present the Folk & Fairways Benefit Concert & Golf Tournament. This event combines Kahan's passions for music, golf, mental health awareness, and community support, with a focus on Vermont. Taking place on September 30th and October 1st at Spruce Peak in Stowe, VT, the event includes a welcome reception, golf tournament, acoustic performance by Kahan, and more.
To ensure that tickets are available to genuine fans and not scalpers or bots, a limited number of randomly selected fans will have the opportunity to purchase tickets through a lottery system. The lottery is currently open and will close on August 17th at 11:59 pm EST. Fans who are selected will be notified on August 20th at noon EST.
Kahan expresses his enthusiasm for returning to Vermont for the Folk & Fairways benefit concert and golf tournament, which supports The Busyhead Project. All proceeds from the event will go towards community-based mental health organizations, furthering the foundation's mission of promoting mental health awareness, reducing stigmas, and providing resources to local communities.
Since its inception in 2023, The Busyhead Project, led by Kahan, has raised over $4.5 million to support mental health initiatives. Through benefit concerts, workshops, merchandise sales, and community engagement, the foundation has made a significant impact in North America and the UK. Additionally, The Busyhead Project has partnered with Backline to provide mental health support to Kahan's touring band and crew, setting a new standard for mental health care in the music industry.
In conclusion, the Folk & Fairways Benefit Concert & Golf Tournament is a unique opportunity to enjoy music, golf, and support mental health initiatives in local communities. Join Noah Kahan and The Busyhead Project in their efforts to raise awareness and resources for mental health.